| Disciplinary action will be taken against Lakshman Senaviratne |
| [ Tuesday, 31 August 2010, 05:36.52 AM ] |
 Activities are processed to take disciplinary action against United National Party Badulla District parliament member Lakshman Senaviratne. Reports states the leader of the United National Party will take action in regard to this. [More] |
| Resettled people in Batticaloa are not granted cost of living allowance |
| [ Tuesday, 31 August 2010, 05:35.19 AM ] |
 Allegations are that the allocated cost of living allowance of rupees twenty thousand are not granted to the 80 percent peoples resettled in the Batticaloa district. The Tamil National Alliance Parliament Member Pon Selvaraja said, not even a cent has been given to many who have resettled. [More] |
| The best politics is to implement the peoples’ requirements – Sajith |
| [ Tuesday, 31 August 2010, 01:23.34 AM ] |
 United National Party Hambantota District Parliament Member Sajith Premadasa said, the best politics, is to implement the peoples’ requirements. He said, the politicians who are in the initiatives of destroying the peoples expectation cannot continue in politics. [More] |
| Discussion between TNA and SLMC as decided |
| [ Monday, 30 August 2010, 02:18.56 AM ] |
 Tamil National Alliance inform, even though Sri lanka Muslim Congress had informed that it will support the government, there will be no changes at the proposed discussions, which were already decided. [More] |
| Complaints are stagnated at the Human Rights Commission |
| [ Sunday, 29 August 2010, 03:38.18 PM ] |
 Reports states, approximately five thousand complaints in regard to human rights violations are stagnated at the Sri Lankan Human Rights Commission, due to the negligence of not Commissioners appointed to this organization. [More] |
| Nirupama Rao on two days visits to North and East |
| [ Sunday, 29 August 2010, 03:36.14 PM ] |
 Indian External Affairs Secretary Nirupama Rao will be on a two days visit to Sri Lanka tomorrow. She will visit Vavuniya, Jaffna and Kilinochchi districts where internment camps are located was according to the information from the Indian High Commission sector. [More] |
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| Land mines excavated from Jaffna Vadamarachchci area |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 09:49.13 AM ] |
 Sri Lankan government had informed that the land mines excavation in the Jaffna Vadamarachchi area has been done completely. Government believes, the resettlements could be expedited. [More] |
| 89 thousand women had lost their husbands during north and east war |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 01:16.58 AM ] |
 Reports states, 89 thousand women living in the north and east provinces have lost their husbands due to war. Out of them 25,000 widows are living in the Batticoloa district is according to statistics reports. Tamil National Alliance Parliament Member P.Selvaraja made this statement. [More] |
| Southern businessmen grab Vanni people’s assets |
| [ Friday, 03 September 2010, 01:11.57 AM ] |
 Reports states, the Sinhalese and Muslim businessmen are in the habit of grabbing the abandoned assets of displaced Vanni people. Towards these activities the military are engaged in duties in the Vanni region are cooperating is according to Vanni information. [More] |
| Nirupama visits Mullaitheevu and Trincomalee |
[ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 01:12.18 AM ] [ ] |
 Indian External Affairs Secretary Nirupama Rao visited Mullaitheevu today to find the situations in the district. She met the Mullaitheevu Government Agent Nagalingam Vethanayagam at 8.30 a.m. The Government Agent informed in detail about the situation of the resettled persons, and the request for Indian aid. She distributed Indian aid items to the resettled people. [More] |
| Sarath Fonseka suddenly suffering falls sick |
| [ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 01:08.45 AM ] |
 A leading Sinhala website had quoted a news item that Democratic National Alliance Leader Sarath Fonseka had suddenly suffering from ill health. The doctors from the navy forces are examining his health conditions is according to reports. [More] |
| Weapons flow from India is the main cause for the Tamil people’s devastation – Prof.Chittampalam |
| [ Thursday, 02 September 2010, 12:58.37 AM ] [] |
 Prof.C.K.Chittampalam made a statement that, arms supplied from India during the internal war in Sri Lanka, is the main cause for the massive devastation of Tamil civilians which is the general opinion from many Tamils. He made this comment while he met Indian External Affairs Secretary Nirupama Rao at the Jaffna Public Library yesterday. [More] |
| New Zealand Supreme Court decides LTTE a political organisation |
| [ Monday, 30 August 2010, 12:57.00 PM ] |
 The Supreme Court of New Zealand Friday dismissed the appeal of the government seeking rejection of the refugee status of an Eezham Tamil who was captaining a ship carrying arms to the LTTE. [More] |
| More than settlements, government working hard for splits states, Mano Ganeshan |
| [ Saturday, 28 August 2010, 12:50.03 AM ] |
 Democratic People’s Front Leader Mano Ganeshan said, the Sri Lankan government does not have any concern to find a settlement to the crisis faced by the Sri lankan Tamils. [More] |
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| Senior SLA officer: ‘Kill everybody!’ order came from the top (VIDEO UPDATED) |
[ Tuesday, 18 May 2010, 09:47.51 PM ] [ ] |
 A senior Sri Lankan Army commander and frontline soldier have told Britain’s Channel 4 News that point-blank executions of Tamils at the end of the civil war in May 2009 were carried out under orders ‘from the top’. In an extended segment on Sri Lanka Tuesday, Channel 4 broadcast translated video interviews with the two soldiers. [More] |
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United National Party had informed that it will tomorrow inform about its decision in regard to the new political constitutional reform which is approved by the Sri Lankan cabinet. [
Reports states, there are expectation that the United Nation Organization will appoint a panel to conduct investigation in regard to the missing persons during the past period in Sri lanka. [
The Sinhala Medias had reviewed about the constitutional reforms which are processed on the basis of extending the term of Executive Powered President. The proposed proposals in regard to political constitution reform will be submitted at the Supreme Court. [
The “Lakbima” newspaper has quoted a news item that most of the displaced persons living in welfare camps are from the area of Puthukudiyiruppu. [
Government had ordered the Ministers, Deputy Ministers and Parliament Members to immediately return back to the country, who had gone abroad on official and personal visits. The political constitution reform petition will be shortly submitted in parliament. [
A special panel will visit Saudi Arabia to discuss the problems faced by Sri Lankans in Saudi Arabia. The Chairman of Sri Lankan Foreign Exchange Job Bureau including three persons panel will visit Saudi Arabia today. [
Reports states one more person detained on suspicion at the Kiribathgoda police station had died in a mysterious way. The suspected person was handed over by the Ragama police to the Kiribathgoda police is according to reports. [
Miliary Commander Jagath Jayasooriya said military training sessions will be conducted in Sri Lanka to foreign military. The training programmes will be conducted from the month of January in the forthcoming year 2011. [
Reports states, government has taken action to amend the 17th amendment which is presently prevailing in the constitution, while implementing the new political reforms. On this basis, instead of the political constitution council, a similar council will be originated. [
President Mahinda Rajapakse will attend the United Nation’s annual general session which would be held next month at New York. He will meet the leaders of the countries representing the United Nation Organization. [
Sri Lanka Muslim Congress which is a member of the United National Alliance is now in the process of supporting the government, which is disappointing was stated by UNP Leader RaniL Wickramasinghe. He had instructed for a Working Committee’s meeting next week to discuss the issue. [
Sri Lanka states, some Indian forces had been alleged for assisting the Sri Lankan forces, at the final stage of war in Sri Lanka, will visit Sri Lanka to learn about war issues. [
Reports states, allegations are against the worst humanitarian torture given to a Sri Lankan house maid who had gone to Saudi Arabia for employment. [
The constitutional reform law will be submitted in parliament as an emergency legislation on the forthcoming 7th. Minister Dinesh Gunawardena said, the final decision will be informed on Monday or Tuesday. [
